Charles C. Lanfear
Robert J. Sampson
David S. Kirk
Rebecca Bucci
To what extent were individuals growing up in Chicago in this period exposed to gun violence?
And how does this exposure differ…
… by race and sex?
… by neighbourhood context?
See Sampson, Kirk, & Bucci (2022)
Problem: Interval censoring
Method: Non-parametric MLE (Turnbull 1976)
Method: Semi-parametric proportional hazards MLE (Anderson-Bergman 2017)
Being shot occurs later in life than seeing shootings
Only Black and Hispanic respondents were shot in adulthood
Seeing shootings much less common for white respondents
Mainly males are shot, but female respondents witness nearly as many shootings
Neighbourhood context during childhood consequential mainly for seeing shootings
Contact:
Charles C. Lanfear
Institute of Criminology
University of Cambridge
cl948@cam.ac.uk
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s40865-022-00203-0